When the Classification Office is making a decision, you do not have the right to a hearing. You cannot appear before the Classification Office or make submissions, except as stated in section 20. The Classification Office does not have to hold a hearing to make a decision.
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It shall not be necessary for the Classification Office to hold any hearing, nor, subject to section 20, shall any person have the right to appear before, or to be heard by, or to make submissions to, the Classification Office in relation to any matter that is before that Office.
